Is a 107°C Oil Temperature Normal for the Magotan?

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LeLeo
07/30/25 2:51am
An oil temperature of 107°C in the Magotan is slightly high. Here is relevant information: 1. The normal operating temperature of the oil in the Volkswagen Magotan is around 90°C, but the area served by the oil, i.e., the engine, can exceed 200°C in the combustion chamber. 2. The normal operating temperature of engine oil is generally between 70-90°C, with localized areas being higher, but it usually does not exceed the coolant temperature. Additionally, higher speeds can lead to relatively higher temperatures, reaching around 100°C-110°C. However, if there is a consistent trend of exceeding 120°C, an inspection is necessary.
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